Dr. Gibbs is an educator, a hormone expert, and a board-certified ENT and allergist. Dr. Gibbs attended medical school in San Antonio (Texas) and trained in otolaryngology at the University of Kansas. Her experience of ill health during her teens all the way to her late thirties led to profound changes in the way she practices medicine. After spending those years unrecognized, dismissed, and told that it was all in her head, she found mentors in the integrative medicine world who helped her find the answers and solutions to her problems. We’ll explore the hurdles she faced in discovering her condition and how her experiences have shaped her approach to patient care.

In this episode, we dive deep into the science of energy, exploring how our bodies produce and regulate energy at the cellular level. We’ll uncover the impact of modern lifestyles on our energy reserves and how this can drain our vitality. From understanding the crucial role of cellular energy production to discussing what impairs mitochondrial function, we’ll shed light on why low energy shouldn’t be ignored and what powerful molecules play a vital role in energy production.

Dr. Maggie Yu joins Nicole to discuss the often-overlooked conditions of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) and Histamine Intolerance, two interrelated yet distinct health issues that affect a surprising 40% of patients in some practices. Despite their prevalence, these conditions frequently go unrecognized, even within the realm of functional medicine.

In this episode, Nicole delves into the role of functional medicine in understanding and managing health. She discusses the complexity of identifying root causes of health issues and emphasises the collaborative effort required between patient and practitioner.

In 2015, Gillian recovered from anaplastic astrocytoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Whilst undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy, she introduced radical changes to her diet and lifestyle, forging an integrative approach to her cancer care. Tune into this episode to hear her story.

One in 20 people in the UK have a thyroid problem, with women being six times more likely to experience symptoms than men. In this episode, Nicole delves into the intricacies of thyroid diagnoses and the challenges patients face with conventional care.

In this episode, Nicole invites Sam to discuss major root causes that might hinder healing, focusing on trauma, infections, viruses, and mycotoxins.